Estate planning can include:

• Making a will - single or multiple wills;

• Making a limited or continuing power of attorney for property;

• Making a power of attorney for personal care;

• Settling trusts, while alive (inter vivos), or through your will (testamentary);

• Putting assets in joint ownership specifying right of survivorship;

• Coordinating life insurance policies and beneficiary designations;

• Preparing international or multiple wills where assets are held in other countries;

• Charitable giving;

• Planning for income tax, estate administration and other taxes.

Estate Administration can include:

• Advertising for creditors

• Paying debts of the deceased;

• Paying a deceased’s taxes;

• Locating wills;

• Interpretation of wills;

• Applying for a Certificate of Appointment of Estate Trustee with a Will or Without a Will (intestacy) - Also known as applying for probate;

• Managing, selling and distributing an estate’s assets;

• Administration of testamentary trusts;

• Payment of Estate Administration Tax and Filing for income tax clearance.

Real Estate can include:

• Buying property;

• Selling property;

• Refinancing a property.